Fundraising Collab Lab

NFM CEO, Paul Hosch, was palpably excited to be an invited Collab Lab leader at the Shift Happens conference held January 10-12 in Houston, TX, by Strengthening Black Churches for the 21st Century (SBC21)—a landmark event that brought leaders together to explore innovation and transformation in church leadership and community engagement. The conference, led by Dr. Michael Bowie and featuring speakers like Rev. Tiffany Tarrant, Dr. Ron Bell, Jr., and Dr. Amy Steele, was powerful and enriching. Upon his return from the conference, Paul shared:

“I was deeply inspired by the dedication to uplifting our community and felt an even stronger call to support this noble mission. Dr. Bowie assured me of the attendees’ devotion and resourcefulness, and he was right! Leading the Fund Development Collab Lab was an honor, and I enjoyed teaching participants who were so eager to learn about maximizing fundraising resources.”

Author

  • Paul Hosch is the Founder and CEO of Nonprofit Fundraising Management (NFM), a firm dedicated to helping religious institutions grow their financial capacity. With over two decades of experience and more than $50M raised, Paul has led fundraising efforts for organizations such as Verbum Dei Jesuit High School, USC’s Keck School of Medicine, and The Emory Fellowship. He holds a B.S. in Business from USC and is pursuing a master’s in Nonprofit Management at the University of San Francisco, with a thesis on fundraising in the Black Church. Paul also serves on the TACSC Board and is Chairman Emeritus at Santa Monica College. Outside of work, he enjoys art, vegan cooking, travel, reading, and proudly holds the title of “world’s greatest uncle."